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2 The Sentinel, Carlisle, Monday, December 12, 1988 ObiTUARIES Arthur tf -i it ilmr iri ii mi "a Bill SmithThe Sentinel' Un limited perform at the Tree of Lights program Sunday at the Carlisle YMCA. Real thing follows college dorm drill Arthur D. Piatt, 81, of 644 Yorkshire Drive, Carlisle, died Saturday at the Leader Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Carlisle. Born July 14, 1907 in Luzon, Philippines, he was the Son of the late Benjamin M. and Elizabeth Boardman Piatt.

In 1962, he served as executive assistant to the president and assistant secretary of the board of trustees at Dickinson College until retirement in 1975. He. was a 1924 graduate of Mt. Hermon School in Mt. Hermon, where he served as a mathematics teacher, dean of students, director of studies, college counselor and assistant headmaster.

He was a 1928 graduate of Trinity College in Hartford, and received his master's degree from Teachers College, Columbia University in 1935. He did graduate work in educational administration at Harvard Graduate School of Education and later became executive assistant to the president of Northfield School in East Marie Mane Kenee Fry, infant daughter of Harvey R. and Patti Bleacher Fry of 258 Red Tank Road, South Middleton Township, died Friday at Carlisle Hospital. In addition to her parents, she is survived by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert K. Fry of Newport and Mrs. and Mrs. Lloyd Bleacher Walter R. Walter R.

Sowers II, 67, of 472 Wolfe Bridge Road, Middlesex Township, died Saturday in the Carlisle Hospital. He was born July 30, 1921 in Philadelphia to the late Howard W. and Aleta M. Leidigh Sowers and lived most of his life in Carlisle. A graduate of Boiling Springs High School, he was a Navy veteran of World War II, serving in the Pacific Theater, and was retired from Ships Parts Control Center in Hampden Township with 38 years of service.

He was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, St. John's Lodge 260 both of Carlisle, and American Legion Post 109 in Mech-anicsburg. Surviving are his wife, Thelma E. Potteiger Sowers; a son, Walter R.

Esther W. Esther W. Dunbar, 83, formerly of North Pitt Carlisle, died Sunday in Cumberland County Nursing Home. Born Feb. 14, 1905 in Lower Frankford Township to the late George C.

and Ida Fry Weigel, she was the widow of John A. Dunbar. She was retired from Kinney Shoe Company in Carlisle and a member of Evangelical Christian Church in Carlisle. Surviving are two sons, John L. Dunbar and Parker E.

Dunbar, both of Carlisle; three daughters, Shirley D. Cornman of RD3 Newville, Northfield, and assistant treasurer and clerk of the board of trustees. He was active in community affairs in Massachusetts and Carlisle as a member of Kiwanis, United Way, YMCA and Chamber of Commerce. Surviving are his wife, Margaret Palmer Duncan Piatt; two daughters, Elizabeth P. White of Stratford, and Marjorie P.

Skoglund of Litchfield, a stepson, Robert P. Duncan of Emigsville; six grandchildren, two step-grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Hoffman-Roth Funeral Home, 219 N. Hanover Carlisle, with the Rev.

Neal Bachman officiating. Burial will be in Westminster Memorial Gardens, N. Middleton Township. There will be no viewing. Memorial contributions may be made to American Cancer Society, Cumberland County Unit, 117 N.

Hanover Carlisle 17013. Renee Fry of Lititz. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Newport Cemetery, Perry County, with the Rev. Bernard Elliott Jr.

officiating. There will be no viewing. The Hoffman-Roth Funeral Home, 219 N. Hanover Carlisle, is in charge of arrangements. Sowers II Sowers III of RD13 Carlisle; a stepson, Dennis L.

Potteiger of RD13 Carlisle; two brothers, Howard W. Sowers Jr. of Warner Robins, and Albert P. Sowers of Mt. Holly Springs; a sister, Aleta J.

Grissinger of Jensen Beach, Fla. and two grandchildren. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in Ewing Brothers Funeral Home, 630 S. Hanover Carlisle, with the Rev.

Kenneth Hoke officiating. Burial will be in Cumberland Valley Memorial Gardens, W. Pennsboro Township. Friends may call at the funeral home one hour prior to services Thursday. Memorial contributions may be made to Dialysis Center, 250 N.

Seventh Chambersburg 17201. Dunbar Mildred D. Martin of Carlisle and Mary Billman of Beachcreek; 17 grandchildren, 17 greatgrandchildren and one step-great-granddaughter. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in Ewing Brothers Funeral Home, 630 S.

Hanover Carlisle, with the Rev. Daniel Mikesell officiating. Burial will be in McClures Gap Church of God Cemetery. Friends may call from 7-8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.

Memorial contributions may be made to Evangelical Lutheran Church, 430 Carlisle 17013. Md. and Dr. Judy Froemming of Atlanta, her mother, Marion Weigle, Carlisle; three brothers, Donald K. Weigle Clearwater, Robert A.

Weigle Carlisle, and Dr. William F. Weigle, Machias, Maine. memorial service was held in St. Matthew Lutheran Church in Bel Air Dec.

5. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, Cumberland County Unit, 117 N. Hanover Carlisle. Cornelius Saltillo and Alan Cornelius of Palmyra; a brother, Reginald Chestney of Lucruse, N.M. a sister, Mabel Noel of Orrstown; 10 grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren, great-great-grandson, six step-grandchildren and two step-greatgrandchildren.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday the Fogelsanger-Bricker Funeral Home, 112 W. King Shippens-burg, with the Revs. Kenneth Cornelius and Stanley Cordell officiating. Burial will be in Saltillo Cemetery.

Friends may call 7-9 p.m. Monday the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be "genfritz of Carlisle; and four granacnuaren Services wiU be a 2 Wed- 5sday Memorial Lutheran w'th, RDev- Dr. Robert Bun.al be in PnnS Hl11 Cetery in Shippens- Dug: Friends may call Tuesday at the "neral Home, 112 W. King Shippens- burg, 7-9 p.m.

Memorial contributions may be made to Memorial Lutheran Church, 34 E. Orange Shippens- burg, 17257, or Carlisle Hospital, 246 Parker Carlisle 17013 Carlisle High School's Singers Police Police investigate shooting deaths State police in Newport are investigating a homicide and suspicious death that occurred in Penn Township over the weekend. Police reports say the bodies of Richard L. Peterman 40, and Edith Zimmerman, both of Dun-cannon were discovered Saturday about 4 p.m. The bodies were found in a residence just outside the borough near the intersection Lincoln and Jefferson streets.

Both died of gunshot wounds. They were pronounced dead at the scene by Perry County Coroner Michael Shalonis. State police declined to give any other details; the investigation is continuing. Head-on collision kills one, injures two One man died and two others were seriously injured in a head-on collision in Adams County Saturday afternoon. State police in Gettysburg say Jung Shin, 29, 6307 Saddle Tree Road, Alexandria, died from injuries he suffered in the accident about 5: 15 p.m.

Kunsoo Shin, 41, same address, and his passenger, Jung Shin, were southbound on Route 15 in Mt. Joy Township when they collided with a northbound vehicle driven by Noah Julius, 22, RD2 Dover. Julius was taken to Gettysburg Hospital where he was admitted in satisfactory condition, hospital sources say. Kunsoo Shin was taken to York Hospital where he was admitted to the intensive care unit in serious condition, hospital sources say. N.

Middleton police warn of prowler North'Middleton Township police are warning residents to keep their homes and vehicles locked following numerous reports of prowlers Sunday morning. Police reports say many residents Fire CaIIs Sunday, Dec. 11 11:34 p.m. auto accident; Quaker Oats, St. Johns Road; Hampden Fire and ambulance, West Shore ALS.

10:31 p.m. fire; Dickinson College; Union, Friendship, Empire, Cumberland Fire and ambulance. 9:45 p.m. house fire; Wagner Road and Green Village; Cumberland Valley Fire and ambulance, Vigilant. 9:28 p.m.

smoke inside; Country Meadows; Hampden Fire and ambulance, Shiremanstown, Ships Parts Control Center. wouldn't buy carpet from anyone in the Kendor Summit Development off Route 74 reported a prowler between midnight and 3 a.m. The reports say someone was seen prowling around homes, garages and vehicles in the area. "Nothing major" was reported missing; however, some credit cards and keys were taken. Capt.

Jeffrey Rudolph says the prowler entered vehicles and unlocked garages at about 75 percent of the homes in the development. Rudolph is advising residents to bring valuable items inside, keep their garages, homes and vehicles locked and to leave outside lights on. Anyone with information is asked to contact North Middleton Township police at 243-8550. Carlisle man cited fo Carlisle Dolice cited a 22-vear-nld man Sunday night for harassment. Police reports say Rick E.

Pen-nebaker, 76 W. Louther Carlisle, was cited about 11:45 p.m. Pen-nebaker was cited following a domestic dispute at his home in which he allegedly shoved his girlfriend and her mother during an argument. Pennebaker was cited and released. Police investigate train shooting State police in Carlisle are investigating a Sunday night shooting in South Middleton Township.

Police reports say someone drove a car onto a railroad crossing on Red Tank Road about 9:45 p.m. The person stopped the car and then fired a weapon at an oncoming eastDouna uonrau train. The bullet struck and shattered a front window made of thick safety glass. Howewver, it failed to penetrate the glass and an engineer and brakeman inside were not injured. Anyone with information concerning the incident is asked to contact state police in Carlisle at 249-2121.

5:16 p.m. chimney fire; 415 E. Old York South Middleton Fire and ambulance, Mt. Holly Springs, Empire. 4:10 p.m.

brush fire; Rt. 233 north of Newville; Newville Fire and ambulance. 3:02 p.m. automatic alarm; Carlisle Hospital; Union, Friendship, Empire, Cumberland Fire and ambulance. 1:47 p.m.

fire; 224 Deerfield Road; Lower Allen Fire and ambulance. 1:48 a.m. auto accident; Rt. 11 at St. Johns Road; Hampden Fire and ambulance, Camp Hill Fire and ambulance, West Shore ALS.

12:44 a.m. auto accident; routes 177 and 382; Lisburn ambulance. CARPET 1 SUPERMARKET SAVE 40-60 Carolyn Weigle Hippensteel Carlisle emereencv Dersonnel simulated a dormitory disaster at uicKinson college Sunday evening, just hours before a fire ignited in a dorm room. Nancv Freiberg, a Dickinson College spokeswoman, says a stu dent lett a canale burning in a dorm room in Ouad 1 of the fraternity complex at 10:35 p.m. The unattended candle caught a desk on fire and damaged a wall.

she says dormitory residents Public MEETiNqs Monday Cumberland County Board of Commissioners, regular meeting, 2 p.m., commissioners hearing room, second floor of the Courthouse. Mt. Holly Springs Borough Council, regular meeting, 7:30 p.m. in the borough meeting room at 100 Chestnut St. South Middleton Township Municipal Authority, regular monthly meeting, 7:30 p.m.

at the treatment plant, 345 Criswell Drive, Boiling Springs. Tuesday North Middleton Township Planning Commission, regular meeting, 7:30 p.m. at the municipal building, 211 N. Middleton Road. HospiTAl Notes Admitted Saturday to Carlisle Hospital: Elsie Swartz, Millerstown; Donald Zechman, Carlisle; Marie Smith, Newville.

Discharged Saturday from Carlisle Hospital: Mrs. Walter Crusey and baby boy, Mrs. Michael Heefer and baby boy, Mrs. Eugene McCarty, Joe Mc-Collam, Mrs. Jeffrey Miller and baby boy, Mrs.

James Wilkinson and baby boy. Admitted Sunday to Carlisle Hospital: Mrs. Franklin Rhinehart, Arbutus Toner, Gardners; Harry Seiders, Newville. Discharged Sunday from Carlisle Hospital: Mrs. Kenneth Brough Jr.

and baby boy, Baby girl Kiner, Mrs. Morris Scheider, Mrs. Daryl Watson and baby girl. AVOID PROBLEMS Planning in advance can be the key to avoiding problems that often come up when a funeral must be put together in a hurry by survivors. There may be questions as to the wishes of the deceased, emotional turmoil involving these decisions, and high costs resulting from such harried, last-minute decisions.

What is involved in preplanning? To begin with, it means deciding in advance the kind of disposition desired, discussing plans with family and friends, putting instructions in writing and filing them with people who are fC I. were evacuated for 30 minutes until the fire was extinguished by several Carlisle fire companies. No dollar estimate on the damage was available this morning. The incident was small scale ur comparison iu uie smiuiaieu aster" drill which took place about 7 p.m., says Carlisle Fire Chief David I-Boyles. Details on the drill were available this morning.

Mechanicsburg Area School' Board, 7:30 p.m. in the board room of the senior High School. Mechanicsburg Borough Recreation Commission, regular monthly meeting, 7:30 p.m. at the borough office building, 2 W. Strawberry Alley and North Market Street.

Wednesday Mt. Holly Springs Borough-Authority, regular meeting, 7:30 p.m. in the borough meeting room at 100 Chestnut St. Thursday Carlisle Water Authority, regu- lar monthly meeting, 7:30 a.m. in the Municipal Building, 53 W.

South St. Carlisle Zoning Hearing Board, regular monthly meeting, 6:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building, 53 W. South St. South Middleton Township Board of Supervisors, regular 'monthly meeting, 7 p.m.

at the municipal building, 384 Park Drive, Boiling Springs. Cumberland County Planning Commission, regular monthly meet-ing, 7:30 p.m., commissioners hearing room, second floor of the Courthouse. Carlisle school board, regular monthly meeting, 7:30 p.m. in the board room of the Swartz Intermediate School, 623 W. Penn St.

Mt. Holly Springs Planning and Zoning Committee, regular meeting, 7:30 p.m. in the borough meeting room at 100 Chestnut St. Birrrhs Born Sundav in Carlisle HosDital to: Ruth Markel, Carlisle, girl. Paul and Lanette (Butts) chison, Shippensburg, girl.

Kurry and Debra Swigert, Mt. Holly Springs, girl. WITH PRE-PLANNING likely to be responsible for carrying them out. It can also mean choosing a particular funeral home. This is important for determining costs and making sure wishes are carried out.

Those who choose a particular funeral home, or say, a fraternal organization that takes care of funerals, burial, and cremation for members, should be sure their instructions are also on file with the people responsible for the arrangements. GIBSON FUNERAL HOME 501 N. Boltimore Ave. Mt. Holly Springs.

PA 17065 486 3433 HOLIINCCR DIRECTOR Carolyn Weigle Hippensteel, 62, of Bel Air, Md. died Friday in Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. She was born Oct. 3, 1926 to the late Donald K. Weigle Sr.

and Marion Rhoads Weigle. She was a member of St. Matthew Lutheran Church of Bel Air, Md. where she was a member of the choir and served as an adult youth counselor. She graduated from Carlisle Senior High School in 1944.

Surviving are her husband, Robert G. Hippensteel; two daughters, Sandra Tomlinson of Catonsville, Gladys Hill Gladys L. Hill Cornelius, 78, of Piney Mountain Home and formerly oi 224 Lurgan shippensburg, died Friday in Chambersburg Hospital. She was born Jan. 17, 1910 in New Castle, to the late Frank and Hattie Maloney Chestney and was the widow of Russell M.

Hill and Millard Cornelius. She was a former licensed practical nurse at South Mountain Restoration Center and former employee of the former Shirtcraft Co. She was a member of Fundamental Bible Church in Chambersburg. Surviving are a son, Russell W. Hill of New Castle, two a in at daughters, Gladys L.

Adams of made to Alzheimers Disease and Shippensburg and Shirley H. Related Disorders Association, 33rd VanSchaik of Wilmington, two St. and Parkview Lane, Harrisburg stepsons, Eugene Cornelius of 17109. LoisMcCurdy Lois McCurdy, 62, of RD6 Ship- Shippensburg; three sisters, pensburg, died Saturday in Carlisle Pauline Diehl and Janet Jacobs, Hnsnital. both of Shippensburg, and Dorothv S0O0 ROLLS REMNANTS CARLISLE Arch Si, Noil lo Vm YUCA EAST SHORE STORE 11 CatonW Pm Mbg.

WEST SHORE STORE CHUH PUm (Km. I Unfit 1 VICTOR'S HELPING HANDS GOING AWAY FOR THE HOLIDAYS? Born Mav 15. 1926 in North Middleton Township to the late James H. Sr. and Lautta G.

Heberlig Staver, she was the widow of Harold McCurdy. She was a former employee of Ralph B. Roher Mail-Hauling Co. in Hagerstown, Md and a member of Memorial Lutheran Church and its Fahola Sunday school class. Surviving are three sons, Larry H.

McCurdy, Eugene H. McCurdy and Donald L. McCurdy, all of Ship- pensburg; a daughter, Joyce A. Villareal of Silver Spring, a brother, James H. Staver Jr.

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